T-Shaped Carbide Milling Cutters

Name: T-Shaped Carbide Milling Cutters
Brand: KUNSHAN SHENGYUFENG NEW MATERIAL TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
Availability: InStock

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The T-Shaped Milling Cutter (part of our carbide milling cutters series) leverages tungsten carbide end mill technology for precision machining. Optimized for wear resistance and cutting stability, these high-performance solid carbide end mills handle complex T-slots and grooves with extended tool life.

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T-Shaped Tungsten Carbide Endmills: Precision Grooving & Undercutting Solutions

Custom Configurations Available

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Need specialized carbide end mill bits? We offer tailored flute counts, sizes (2-20mm), and coatings (AlCrN, DLC) for your carbide endmills requirements – request a quote within 24 hours.

Superior Material & Durability

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Engineered with high-grade tungsten carbide milling bits, these carbide endmill cutters deliver 3X longer lifespan than HSS tools – ideal for high-volume T-slot machining in steel, aluminum, and composites.

Precision Grooving Performance

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Our end mill cutter carbide features ultra-sharp edges and reinforced core design for burr-free grooving (±0.02mm tolerance), ensuring seamless fits for mold bases, gears, and hydraulic components.

Optimized for Heavy-Duty Cutting

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The end mill carbide cutter’s variable helix geometry reduces vibration during deep slotting, while TiAlN coating enhances heat resistance – perfect for CNC milling of automotive frames and aerospace brackets.

Technical FAQs: Carbide Endmills Sizes, Flutes & Coatings Explained

When should I use a 1.5 mm carbide end mill vs. a 3mm carbide end mill?

A 1.5 mm carbide end mill is ideal for ultra-fine details in PCB routing, jewelry engraving, or micro-machining, while a 3mm carbide end mill offers better rigidity for deeper cuts in aluminum, plastics, or small metal parts without excessive tool deflection. If precision outweighs speed, opt for 1.5mm; for general small-part milling, 3mm balances efficiency and durability.

Can a 1/8" single-flute carbide end mill handle aluminum milling?

Yes! A 1/8" single-flute carbide end mill excels in aluminum due to its chip clearance (reducing heat buildup). The single flute allows higher feed rates, making it better for soft metals than multi-flute designs. For optimal results, pair it with high RPM and minimal radial engagement.

Is a 1/2" carbide roughing end mill suitable for hardened steels?

A 1/2" carbide roughing end mill can machine hardened steels (up to ~50 HRC), but prioritize variable helix geometries and TiAlN coatings to reduce heat and edge chipping. For harder alloys (>55 HRC), consider fine-grain carbide grades or specialized high-performance end mills. Always use robust toolholding for stability.